This season, Riccardo Tisci turns the page at Givenchy by redefining his version of the "bon ton". This collection is a new mix between Riccardo Tisci soul and Givenchy's DNA: animals, geometry, prints and masculine / feminine. With emotion and respect, he reveals a new face of glamour: an explosion of creativity highlighted to haute couture savoir faire. For the fw14 womens collection Riccardo Tisci takes inspiration from the 40's silhouette. The women, elegant and very feminine, propose a modern vision of freedom and good taste in a very intimate and classic way. The skirts are pleated; furs luxuriant and chiffon dress all-over butterflies, leopard and snakeskin print.

Pictures taken at the Givenchy Showroom in Paris, Wednesday 25th of January 2012.

Photos by Rasmus Storm and Style.com

An old photo of Hubert de Givenchy's muse Bettina got Riccardo Tisci thinking "gypsy" for Resort 2013. Scarf prints are the collection's dominant motif, but bohemian this isn't. Tisci cut the swirling paisleys in shades of red, blue, and gold with geometric blocks of black and white. If he's the one who made the fashion world mad for prints, their graphic treatment here puts him ahead of the field once again.

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Famous german jewelry designer Saskia Diez and perfume legend Geza Schön joined forces to translate gold and silver to two unique scents. Gold & Silver. Both jewelry and perfume are directly worn on skin, becoming something very personal for Diez and Schön it's invisible olfactory jewelry. Gold is a very warm, dark and rich scent.

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Grace: Thirty Years of Fashion at Vogue - A celebration of the work of legendary fashion stylist Grace Coddington during her first 30 years at Vogue UK and US.

First published in 2002, the reissue of this 408-page monograph not only collects together the work of the legendary fashion stylist, it also showcases for some of the greatest fashion images ever published, taken by the likes of Cecil Beaton, Irving Penn, Bruce Weber, Steven Meisel and Mario Testino. It includes forewords by American Vogue Editor-in-Chief Anna Wintour and designer Karl Lagerfeld as well as personal anecdotes and insider stories of working with photographers Cecil Beaton, Irving Penn, Bruce Weber, Steven Meisel and Mario Testino and fashion-world personalities such as Naomi Campbell, Jerry Hall, Linda Evangelista and Manolo Blahnik.

The second and final volume of the collected best work of Creative Director at Large of American Vogue and international fashion icon Grace Coddington. Grace Coddington's extraordinary talent and fierce dedication to her work have made her a global icon. Known through much of her career only to the fashion set, the 2009 documentary film, 'The September Issue' turned the celebrity-adverse Coddington into an international star. In 2016, after nearly thirty years as creative director of Vogue US, Coddington embarked on her new role as the magazine's creative director-at-large.

This handsome slipcased edition showcases work of the last fifteen years by legendary Vogue editor Grace Coddington. The book celebrates seventeen of the master photographers with whom Coddington has collaborated - including Steven Meisel, Annie Leibovitz, Craig McDean, David Sims, Mario Testino, and Marcus Piggot and Mert Alas - in a sumptuous compilation of Coddington's most beloved fashion stories.

Imagine a grove far off. Put a gem in the ground. Surround it with flowering bushes. Pick a rare animal to lay over the gem. Spray this on your wrist.

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Green Cedar Eau de Parfum by Abel is vibrant aromatic wood. An opening of creamy magnolia and fragrant cardamom leads to a rich heart that heroes two complex and distinctive cedarwoods, creating an addictive, intoxicating scent.

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With the eye of a painter, Guy Bourdin created images that contained fascinating stories, compositions, and colours. Using fashion photography as his medium, he sent out his message, one that was difficult to decode, exploring the realms between the absurd and the sublime. Famed for his suggestive narratives and surreal aesthetics, he radically broke conventions of commercial photography with a relentless perfectionism, and sharp humour. This tome is a road trip through Bourdins visual landscape; a collage of images that maps his artistic search and vision. The texts, polaroids, poems, sketches and contact sheets unfold in real time through the memories of model Nicolle Meyer, a muse to Bourdin. Given total creative freedom, and with uncompromising artistic ethic, Guy Bourdin captured the imagination of a whole generation. The late 1970s, recognized as the highest note in his career, is the focal point of the work. This revisited edition, originally printed as two volumes, is the first monograph in a forthcoming set of eight books which explore the most outstanding and undiscovered work thus far. Guy Bourdin (1928-1991) was born in Paris. His career as a fashion photographer spans over three decades, shooting largely for Vogue Paris, as well as Harpers Bazaar, Chanel, Issey Miyake, Versace, Charles Jourdan, and Emanuel Ungaro. Today, his work is exhibited in the most prestigious museums, such as The Victoria & Albert Museum, The Jeu de Paume, and The National Museum of China, and his images have a cult-like following amongst the fashion set. Get a piece of this amazing artist here!

The autumn/winter 2015 collection from Haider Ackermann is now at Storm. The Colombian designer has through his career been the master of juxtaposition both in terms of materials as well as silhouettes. He skillfully combines a classic piece such as a hoodie with luxurious materials and intricate detailing which sets his collections apart. The A/W 2015 collection offers a variety of just that. An example would be oversized sweatshirts and hoodies with a street wear silhouette featuring lush velvet detailing, giving the overall look a luxurious and original feel and look.

A few years back, Rasmus Storm interviewed Haider Ackermann for VS Magazine, giving us an exclusive insight to the designer and his many sources of inspiration.

RS: Tell me about your background and how you became a fashion designer? HA: Okay, well are you ready for it...? How long time have you got? [laughs] No, the story is, I was born in Columbia in South America in ’71 by French parents who travelled a lot, so we ended up in Africa in different countries like Ethiopia, Chad and Algeria. Then, when I was twelve, we moved to Holland and eventually I went to Antwerp to study fashion design before finally coming here to Paris. RS: Am I right, when I say, that we can see some inspiration in your clothing from all your travelling? From Africa in particular? Last time I saw you, you wore a big scarf that looked very African… HA: Yes, that’s true. I lived there till I was twelve, so all those memories that I have, and that I like, are very vague but still very present. They keep coming back to me and influencing me. Africa is definitely a very big inspiration for me, it is such a rich country, culturally. You see all these very long and thin women with big hair and big heads... – it’s so beautiful when you are a young boy, you just can’t help getting blown away by this beauty. RS: Do you have a special woman in mind when designing your clothes? HA: No, I don’t like to define it like this because that would mean I am not open to anything else. People often ask me if I have a muse, but I always tell them no. I might be attracted to a certain kind of woman, a woman who is very discrete and doesn’t like to be in the middle of all the attention - this is the woman I would dream of seeing in a bar sitting at the corner – but I don’t want to design for her only. It would mean excluding all others.

The Colombian designer has throughout his career been the master of juxtaposition both in terms of materials as well as silhouettes. He skillfully combines a classic street wear piece such as a hoodie with luxurious materials and intricate detailing which sets his collections apart. The Autumn/Winter 2015 collection has a wide selection of pieces which easily transforms to any occasion. From sweatshirts and hoodies with a street wear silhouette to fitted blazers and elegant jumpsuits giving the overall look of the collection a luxurious and original look.

Ditching pattern opulence to focus on razor-sharp silhouettes, Haider Ackermann stuns again for his SS18 runway, making it all about clear cuts and sly colorblocking, along with a dash of glamourish sensibility.

Linear and graphic in his own words, the incredibly talented designer shows off his tailoring skills with stinging officer jackets, emphasized shoulders and neatly cut-out suits. As silky coats come wrap around the chiseled silhouettes, delicate twists and knots cross on the chest to soften the outline and cater to the most romantic of us.

Beneath the collection's straightforwardness, glimpses of flesh balance the overall strict allure, revealing sensual bare backs together with a myriad of slits and apertures.

pictures courtesy of Vogue

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